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  FEATURES: Global Warming
The Melting Point
High Tide in Tuvalu
Bobbing in the Big Apple
 
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Two Views From the East
Interview: Biologist Michael Soulé
Green-Collar Workers
How Did the Grizzly Cross the Road?
 
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July/August 2003

Features: Global Warming

The Melting Point

Watch as the world’s ice disappears before your eyes.
Paul Rauber

High Tide in Tuvalu
The island that suffers for our SUVs.
Tom Price

Bobbing in the Big Apple
Surf’s up in Soho! NYC’s soggy future. 
Ingrid Eisenstadter


Other Features

Two Views From the East
The familiar Sierra through a Japanese prism.
Gary Snyder and Tom Killion

Interview: Biologist Michael Soulé
"Facts compute, but they don’t convert."
Lisa Jones

Green-Collar Workers
A clean economy can be good for labor.
Jim Young

How Did the Grizzly Cross the Road?
On a landscaped bridge that bypasses traffic.
Elaine Robbins


Departments

Letters

Ways & Means
The "can’t do" spirit
Carl Pope

One Small Step
Eye in the sky

Lay of the Land
Wind NIMBYs
States strike back
Blair versus Bush

Profile
Renegade rancher
Marilyn Berlin Snell

Good Going
New Zealand’s South Island
Kim Todd

Food for Thought
Organic wannabes
Dashka Slater

The Hidden Life
...of looking good
Kim Erickson

The Sierra Club Bulletin

Mixed Media
• Green celebs
• Wet lit

Last Words
Weapons of Mass Destruction

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